Very cool menagerie of clips. After watching, I jumped to a new tab to see where you were on a map and learn a little more about the region. PS your daughter is adorable. -Chris
Catie
Creative! I love the ending with the bite out of the sandwich and and burp! - Whitney
Your video is informative and creative. Your students will love it! -Chris
I love the music and the sandwich! - Kyle
Very interesting way to get this information across.-John
This was really fun. I agree, your students will like it. - Kayla
Chris
This video was made with my cell phone and a webtool called WeVideo.
I like how your video is simple and to the point. - Marlen
Thank you for sharing this great video and the tip! Now I finally know how to do a "right click" on Chromebook! - Kyle
Nice video technique!! -John
May I share this with my 8th graders? They are having a very difficult time with this concept. - Kayla
Absolutely, Kayla. I'm going to use it when we do our rollout in January. -Chris
Maria
Very informative - the cookie jar analogy is cute! Back in my day they told us to pretend we were shooting out of a phone booth, now the kids say "What's a phone booth?" Great job. -Chris
Great video! Isn't it interesting that cookie jar is always shelved high? - Kyle
Very good way to describe a valuable skill in basketball -John
Kayla
Kyle
This is cool footage. How would you use it professionally? -Chris
Thanks for note, Chris! I would first use this short footage to impress my students, then to ask them to describe and share what they saw and heard in the footage using the target language they learned. The primary focus here is the exchange of information and multiple outcomes, rather than just having students practicing specific and often boring linguistic form. The goal is to allow students to engage in speaking, listening, and communication, which is the very purpose of learning a foreign language. -Kyle
I love that! What a great approach to language learning. -Chris
Thanks again, Chris! I think it would be an interesting task for students to use the language and retell the story, in their own ways.
Great way to use something to bring kids into the conversation
-John
Nicole
Marlen
Very informative! Looks like it is going to be a great resource for your classes~Catie
I agree with Catie, very informative. Who knew? But I'm glad there are procedures in place. -Chris
I love the SOP! It's a very high standard for cleaning from my point of view :P - Kyle
Wow, I learned so much from this video!! -John
This is a great video. Good work! - Kayla
Ryan
Whitney - This is one of my horseback riding students that I teach. This video is of her first time trotting on the rail by herself. It was too cute to pass up from sharing.
Your video is informative and creative. Your students will love it! -Chris
I love the music and the sandwich! - Kyle
Very interesting way to get this information across.-John
This was really fun. I agree, your students will like it. - Kayla
This video was made with my cell phone and a webtool called WeVideo.
Thank you for sharing this great video and the tip! Now I finally know how to do a "right click" on Chromebook! - Kyle
Nice video technique!! -John
May I share this with my 8th graders? They are having a very difficult time with this concept. - Kayla
Absolutely, Kayla. I'm going to use it when we do our rollout in January. -Chris
Great video! Isn't it interesting that cookie jar is always shelved high? - Kyle
Very good way to describe a valuable skill in basketball -John
Thanks for note, Chris! I would first use this short footage to impress my students, then to ask them to describe and share what they saw and heard in the footage using the target language they learned. The primary focus here is the exchange of information and multiple outcomes, rather than just having students practicing specific and often boring linguistic form. The goal is to allow students to engage in speaking, listening, and communication, which is the very purpose of learning a foreign language. -Kyle
I love that! What a great approach to language learning. -Chris
Thanks again, Chris! I think it would be an interesting task for students to use the language and retell the story, in their own ways.
Great way to use something to bring kids into the conversation
-John
I agree with Catie, very informative. Who knew? But I'm glad there are procedures in place. -Chris
I love the SOP! It's a very high standard for cleaning from my point of view :P - Kyle
Wow, I learned so much from this video!! -John
This is a great video. Good work! - Kayla